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The Russian Revolution - OverSimplified (Part 1)
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I love that his skits shows us more round his home. Looks like he lives in a nice place
That skit is perfect. Love it.
Yeah it was good and all but the actor he hired didn't look much like him.
LOL, thank you guys!
Does he live in a hobbit hole? Why is the ceiling like a foot above the couch?
Austria is the land of hobbits.
I love historians checking out history videos.
When Oversimplified makes a video.
Entire YT history community: YAYAYAYAYAYYAYAYAYAYAYAYY
Yeah, Nicholas loved to party. One time he and his cousin, the future George V of Britain, wore each other’s clothing and took photos. They looked so similar that few people could tell them apart
Having seen a picture of the two next to each other, I don't blame anyone from being unable to tell
Nicolas's dragon tattoo is on his arm (rarely seen) and the katana slice to the head during the Otsu incident left an 8-inch scar on the right side of his head.
10:29 Beard scratch ASMR.
LOL!
Wasn't just me
20:30 In fact, a naval engineering boi by the name of Drachinifel made a two part multi-hour epic basically documenting the absurdity of the fleet's trip and the ensuing battle. I don't think you could do a react to it, but it's worth watching.
I found it funny when you said "monopoly" when they showed the robber baron caricature. The monopoly guy was actually based off the real life robber baron J P Morgan who was one of the richest people in the world for a long time.
1:18-2:38 Jimmy is italian just like my character Jimmy Chromestein🇮🇹
That was my reaction when I saw it on my phone and had to link it to my TV to watch it.
I have mr terry history for american perspective of history
and I get essek history for a european perspective of history...
all I need is an asian one..
I would love to see someone from Asia! And Africa and all other continents! It would be awesome :D
@@Essek actually found one.. she's not very knowledgable of history outside china but she has profound knowledge of chinese history, even commented and corrected somethings oversimplified said.
th-cam.com/video/SfU92H-J8J0/w-d-xo.html
There is an estonian dude and a chinese woman, both also react to oversimplified and know some history
@@knixps4564 that one
Loved the intro! Its was hilarious!
Glad you liked it!!
Ya gotta say “I’ll be back!” in an Austrian accent at the end of your next video! 😎
In fact the bombing wasn't the first attack on Alexander II.
And in reality it where two bombs.
One broke the carriage forcing him to dismount, the second then wounded him fatally.
Just found this channel and instantly loving it
Big man essek posted the new video views *stonks*
Lukcerix *Stonkery*
Hahahahahahahaha
13:34 since when did soup had milk
(Finnish fish soup use a butterish substance soup and most soups have sour cream mostly borsh,зелен? and winter soups(for me))
Clam chowder.
I’ve read about the attack on Nicholas II in Japan. It was a disgruntled cop. When that happened, the Japanese freaked out as they thought that Russia would crush them like a bug, but the situation was defused
First, it's not Okhrana, it's Okhranka. Second, it was introduced during the rule of Nicholas I, the grandfather of Alexander III.
So I have lederhosen just layin' around somewhere. Probably next to my polar bear trap.
Much love from an American. Keep up the good work sir
When I look at that picture of Lenin, I can’t help but scream “For the Emperor! Crush the xenos!”
*the inquisition wants to know your location*
Ivan Elias I wonder which branch of Adeptus Astartes he’s with and where he got that sickle
@@artembentsionov maybe he is with the blood ravens or maybe hi is with chaos with the chaos space marines that red color is the color of blood the color of khorne.
!!!BLOOD FOR THE BLOOD GOD SKULL FOR THE SKULL THRONE!!!
Looking forward to part two
Will be up tomorrow!
Whats happening in Belaruss right now is kind of similar in a way like the first revolution of 1905. People are protesting peacefully, yet the military are torturing them and violating their human rights.
Hvala na divnom videu! Upravo sam otkrio vaš kanal i ovisnik sam o njemu! (Sorry, I'm not Croatian, and learned what I know in when I fought in the HVO back during the Oslobodilački ratovi lol). Your insights are great & interesting, and you look like you really enjoyed doing this one. Can't wait to see #2 from you! Hvala! Danke! !אַ דאַנק
He's a crazy, drunken, beardy, horny, scandal-ridden magic wizard man!!!
Was waiting all day for this
10:40 *sad fridriech Engels noise*
LOL!
6:28
I like how the minorities are happy and pretty, and the Russians are sad and miserable. Not a propaganda ;D
You re right but c'mon let's be honest, it's a video made by westerners about Russia, what did you expect?
@@arismaiden6457 it also has a couple of factual mistakes. Like Lenin wasn't in the middle class, he was from a noble family, his father was granted hereditary nobility. And it was not true that Russia didn't want to industrialize. Russia was steadily developing even before 1905.
Exporting grain during famine is a lie.
First of all, no one really died of famine. It wasn't like Holodomor with thousands of dead bodies on the street. Lots of people had to eat their livestock, because they weren't able to feed them, that's true. Almost nobody died from actual hunger. There were people who die of cholera, and malnutrition could have contributed to the death tall, but it's not the same as dying from hunger.
Government provided welfare to 11 million people, and exports of grain were reduced.
And Lenin never used a dress as a disguise. There's a belief that Kerensky did, but there's no evidence other than a rumor in the red army.
Also, "expect your life to barely change" after serfdom was abolished is a lie.
First, they had to pay back not to them, but to the government that bailed them out. And they only had to pay mortgage for houses and farms they got for free(they belonged to the lord prior). And the rate they had to pay is 6% of their annual income. Plus it was abolished in 1907
Great Intro :)
Also fun facts: Tsar Alexander the 2 was killed by a polish revolutionary. One thing they forgot to mention was that Alexander the 2 was also a bit oppressive. He was especially hated by Poles after the failed insurrection in Poland (wich some historians think might have been provoked by russian secret Police)
hello! I was waiting for this video!
More to come! But tomorrow! :)
"Socialist" and "Communist's" are derogatory buzzwords, particularly by Republicans or the far right, in the U.S. for anything considered too left and thus dangerous and bad. The ideas don't have to resemble anything particularly Marxist to get that reputation. Sanders, with his seen as radical for the U.S. ideas, gets it a lot, though he is not alone. That is what I think Oversimplified is going for.
Yeah, ignore the communist symbols and the love Bernie had for communist leaders like Castro.
Ramymomo20 thank you for given us a example
Dude protests and strikes steel are a very good way to bring social change
I was waiting for this video :) nice man
Hope you enjoyed it!
Love the opening
In Japan, lots of royals and nobles married into each other. Half-siblings, for example.
and each citizen also was promised a piece of sausage not just pretzels and beer then there was the souvenir coronation cup each cup had a gold coin inside so the riot is more understandable but it is still sadly a hilariously tragic event.
6:25-6:38 Dear Alexander III of course their proud of threir heritage if they were all ethinicly the same then it wouldn't be a empire/federation in 1st place
I'm very surprised that "Change the Fabric of Russia" flies over everyone's head, Sergei saying Textile (Which is a material used in clothing or fabrics) which is why I got the joke, but all the people reacting to these videos never seem to get it.
don't really know if some one already answered but I read on Wikipedia the Okhrana was formed to combat "Left wing terrorism" but they were highly corrupt and historians agreed they used torture and had torture chambers in Warsaw,Riga,Odessa and in urban centres were as you mentioned secrete - police.
Neither Lenin nor Stalin are their real names. Lenin’s real last name was Ulyanov and Stalin’s was Dzhugashvili
non of them were russians.
Kaalmi Maibi there’s no proof that Lenin’s father wasn’t Russian.
Besides, at that point everyone in the empire was considered to be Russian (if not ethnically Russian). Even Stalin was born in what was at the time a part of Russia
I am the walrus.
@@artembentsionov wasn't stalin from georgia?
Kaalmi Maibi at the time, Georgia was under Russian rule
In Russia, unlike Europe, where slavery and serfdom existed from the time of the Roman Empire to the 19th century, there were no serfs until 1649. Before that, the peasants in Russia were free people who worked on the land owned by the prince and paid taxes. After the reform of 1649, the peasants became part of the estates, but most of the peasants (70%) were serfs of the church, and after the reform of 1763 they became state peasants, free personally, but working on land owned by the Ministry of Finance. Serfs belonging to the nobles (30% of the peasants) could receive printed passports in the 18-19 centuries and trade, travel anywhere, owned property, landlords often sent the smartest serf children to study and gave them freedom. Serfdom was abolished in Russia in 1861. The state peasants became completely free. The serfs of the landowners, although they received freedom and part of the land, had to buy from the landowners (who for the most part lost their means of subsistence) the main part of arable land. In 1882, the Russian government forcibly bought all the land from the landlords, giving the peasants 49-year installments to pay off the loan. They paid 6 rubles a year from the family, when the janitor received 30 rubles a month. In 1907, this loan was canceled by the state. In 1890, 80% of the arable land in Russia belonged to peasants. In 1917, Russian peasants had been free for 56 years.
Sooo... How did that goat get on the roof?!
7:22 no girls grow beard ,maybe women( i saw it in a comic don't know if its true)
9:06 found Waldo
lets go for 10k subs
Finally, a European historian
You should watch a video on the American tank meme
YES, FINALLY!!!
React to ((prophet Muhammad-the greatest man in history-mind blowing))
WTF with the intro hahahaha
23:00 sounds like some parts of the USA rite now
Occasionally we'll get a American socialist trying to bring up the social democrats and rosa luxemborg and I'm like "bitch we don't even have a proper American leftist movement let alone social democrats, how the hell is that relevant here"
Trust me, good sir, Okhrana is not the worst imperial organisation Russian people need to deal between 1881 and 1917.
There were a lot non-state pro-goverment "fan clubs" (which been highly depended by Emperor's Offices financing), like Black Hundreds (or Chornii Sotni). Those guys had beat, loot, purge and kills if nessesery all "danger" minorates, like Jewish people.
You may already knew that all were made to give Russian Police and Security Service "green light" to arrive as a heroes in order to protect empire.
Funny thing is how quickly all these organizations disappeared with the abdication of the Romanovs from the throne. And NOONE of them came to the save the emperor or the empire.
Pure and cruel irony.
Lenin promised the people peace, bread, land, and girlfriends.
Yaaaaaaaas!!!!!
DDDDDDDDDDDAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!
@@Essek -heavy Russian breathing-
All these leaders should have taken their lead from Von Bismarck. Create a small basic social welfare system to prevent all from total poverty. Not out of love but to prevent revolution. What a man!
Hi
Somebody want little expropriation?
Essek. Bernie praises Cuba and the Soviet Union . And he could not explain why not to give the means of production to the government. So I would say thats pretty commi.
To add one thing though, he is no Stalinist of course. But calling him a true democrat is quite dangerous. People should know more about socialism in eastern Germany for example. My parents lived in the DDR. Wasn‘t too nice there.
sick propaganda in many details, so west and limited point of view
A reaction on BS story is BS itself
mr terry copy
Me terry European version